Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-16
CALLED HIN A LIAR.
A wiia Scene In the Commons, and Mr., Hesly
Parneilite, IL suspended-Mr. sexton
AtsO Gives the Lie.

wiih Scene In the Commons, and Mr.. HeAIy,
PArneilite, IL suspended-Mr. sexton
Also Gives the Lie.
Major Saunderson Conservative said in
the Commons on Friday evening that :he
National League was supported mainly by
criminals dynamiters and murderers across
the Atlantic. He did not charge the gentle
men opposite with imbruing their hands in
blood, but he did charge them with associst-
ing with men whom they knew to be
murderers
Mr.. Hesly rose to point OF order,
The speaker replied that Major Ssunderson
had made the grsvest charges, but that these
could be met in debate. Hs himself was
unable to interfere
Mr.. Healy responded that he would say
what be thought of Saundersop, regardless
OF consequences 1T Major Saunderson re.
ierred to him he had no hesitation In saying
that Saunderson was a liar. This remark
was greeted with rousing Parnelii,e cheers.
The speaker called upon Mr.. Hssly to with.
| draw his expression.
| Mr.. Hesly replied : "I am not entitled to
rise until you sit down." when the cheering
| was renewed.
The speaker then resumed his chair and
Mr.. Hesly again took the door. He said:
| 81 am only able to meet the charge IN one
way. II you rule that Major Saunderson
was in order my expression was equally In
order. II you rule him out Of order l shall
| withdraw my expression"
Ssundsrson made q charge Of the gravest
| nature. The responsibility rests entirely
with himself. 1t IL his duty TO prove 1t II he
can (cheers), but l cannot allow the expires.
| sion you used"
Mr.. Healy repeated that Mr.. sauuderson
| was q liar great uproar arose The
| speaker again called upon Mr.. Healy to with
draw. Mr.. Healy refused. Tne speaker
thereupon named him and Mr.. w. II. Smith,
first lord OF the treasury, moved that Mr..
/ HealV be suspended
Mr.. Redmond jumped up and shouted, 81
say he Is Q liar, too"
The House divided on the motion to sus.
pend Mr.. Hesly, and the molten was car.
ried by vote OF lis to 81
| When the vote was announced Mr.. Healy
walked out OF the House applauded by all
the PaInellities, who stood up waving their
hats and raising cheer after cheer.
Mr. Saunderson, upon attempting to re
| aume his speech, was interrupted by loud
cries OF A" withdraw" withdraw"
Mr.. Sexton, tnterrupting, asked Major
Ssunderson whether he (Saunderson) per.
sisted in his statement or would Withdraw
Major Saunderson replied that Sheridan
| was . member OF the executive committee
| OF which the member for West Belfast (Nr.
Sextou) was also member. Loud cries OF
"Dld know him to be murderer ?"
| asked Mr.. Sexton. "Did l ever associate
with Q II An whom knew to be . murderer"
(Cheels and voice, Withdraw, you muir.
| derer.")
81 said that Sheridan WAS on the commit.
| tee, said Major SaundersoD, /" and against
| him true bill was found for completely in
the PbRuiX Park murders. The committee
must have known what kind Of man he
VISA"
Here Mr.. Sex on, springing to his feet,
shouted I: " say you are wiiiful, cowardly y
liar"
Then there was'another uproar. The Par.
all all H.
waving their hats in the air. As soon ~
there was chance to DO heard, Mr.. Sexton,
again addressing Ssunderson, exclaimed
VII only met you outside the door of this
HOUSE ! would thrash you within an inch OF
The excitement was again renewed. The
speaker Arose and addressed the House, but
his voice was inaudible above the din. " When
quiet had been somewhat restored, the
speaker said that unless Mr.. Sexton with.
drew his expression, he would be compelled
to name him. The sps sker then pointsdly
ssksd Mr.. Saunderson whether he charged
Mr.. Sexton with assOciating with murdsrers.
MI. ssnndstson, after several evHsive
cries OF "Answer - "Answer the speak or Z
question" 30, eventually withdrew the
words be had used:
Mr.. Sexton then formally withdrew hi,
sitting OF the House he would move that
the suspension OF Mr.. Healy be revoked.
(Cheeia
Mr.. Ssunderson then resumed his speech.
He said that Mr. Sexton wss present at the
meeting at which Mr.. Ezsn was made acc.
rotary OF the Cisn.ns-Gsel, which was Q
murder society OF America
Mr.. Sexton rose 70 Q point OF order, and
the speaker advised Mr.. Saundsrsoa 10 with
draw the offensive expression. Another
repeating the words, whsrsupou Mr.. Sexton
shouted "rhe honorable gentleman II again
| Q liar"
The speaker called upon both the members
TO withdraw their Offensive rem 'rks. which
they did.